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 Data Driven Decision Making B.Com Business Analytics Sem I Questions (6-10) : Python   Q6. Write a program to assign three values to the variables a, b and c            and perform the operations addition, multiplication, ((a+b)+c),          ( a-(b+c)), (a*(b+c)), (a + (b*c)), (a*(b-c)).           #Write a program to assign three values to the variables a, b and c     and perform the operations addition, multiplication, ((a+b)+c),   (a-(b+c)), (a*(b+c)), (a + (b*c)), (a*(b-c)).    a =  int ( input ( 'Enter a number of your choice' ))           b=  int ( input ( 'Enter a number of your choice' ))      c=...

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Questions (1-10)


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Click on Import data from Excel.

Import Financial Sample from your files.

FINANCIAL SAMPLE LINK


        Q1: Percentage of total ‘Gross Sales’ for each Month.

                Step1: Click on Modelling on tool bar.

                            Click on Quick measure

                            A dialogue box opens.

                            Under calculation, Select Year-to-date Total

                            Under Fields, click on the arrow and expand the fields.                                           Select gross sales, drag, and drop in Base value box.

                            Select date, drag, and drop in date box.

                            Click Ok

                            Gross Sales YTD gets added in the fields.

            Step2: Select table from visualization.

            Step3: Drag Date from fields and drop on table.

            Step4: Drag and drop Gross Sales YTD on the table.

            Step5: Repeat the same procedure – Drag and drop Gross Sales YTD on the                             table.

            Step6: Under values – Gross sales YTD – click on the down arrow.  Select                              show values as – percent of  grand total.



                


            Q2: Top 3 Month Name and Gross Sales

                   Step 1: Go to data (Left side of the canvas)

                   Step 2: Go to new table on tool bar.

                   Step 3: Insert the syntax given below and click enter.

  Top 3 sales month wise DAX = TOPN(3,'Financial Sample(1)', 'Financial Sample(1)'[ Sales]) 

This gives the top 3 sales data against the segment, country, product, and date.



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        Step1: Select the Table from visualizations.

        Step2: Drag and drop Month Name in the table.4

        Step3: Drag and drop Gross sales in the table.

        Step4: In filters click the down arrow button under Month Name.

        Step5: Select Filter Type as “Top N”.

        Step6: In “Show Items” type 3 as we want top 3 month name.

        Step7: In “by value” drag and drop Gross Sales.

        Step8: Click on Apply Filter.


        Step9: Select donut chart from visualizations.

        Step10: Drag and drop Gross Sales and Month Name



        Q3: Sales by Country and Product. (Insert pivot table)

            Step1: Choose Matrix from the visualization tools.

            Step2: Drag Country to rows

            Step3: Drag Product to columns

            Step4: Drag Sales to values.


            Include labelling as required.

       Q4: Sales price by Date and Country. (Insert pivot chart)

            Step 1: Select Clustered column chart.

            Step 2: Drag and drop Country onto the chart

            Step 3: Drag and drop Date Hierarchy.

            Step 4: Drag and drop sales in values


        Q5: Manufacturing price by Product and Year.

                To insert the pivot table

            Step1: Click on Matrix table

            Step 2: Drag and drop product in rows

            Step 3: Drag and drop year in rows

            Step 4: Drag and drop Manufacturing price in values


       Step1: Select Clustered Column chart

        Step 2: Drag and drop Product in Axis

        Step 3: Drag and drop Date in Legend

        

        Step 4: Drag and drop Manufacturing Price in values and click enter.

                    Include labelling as required.





        Q6: Segment and Units sold ( Insert Pivot Chart)

                Step1: Select the matrix.

                Step2: Drag and Drop the segment in the table.

                Step3:Drag and drop Units sold in the table.

                Step4: Format as required.



        Q7: Discount and Manufacturing Price

                Step1: Select Matrix table.

                Step2: Drag and Drop Products.

                Step3: Drag discounts on the table

                Step4: Drag and drop Manufacturing price



        Q8: Year and Discounts. (Insert doughnut chart)

                Step1: Select a Doughnut Chart ( or double click)

                Step2: Drag and drop year on to the chart.

                Step3: Drag and drop discounts on to the chart.


        Q9: Frequency of Manufacturing price

                Step1: Select the Bar chart.

                Step2: Drag and Drop date Hierarchy.

                Step3: Drag and drop Manufacturing Price.


        Step4: In this graph we can drill down and drill up the data.

        Q10: Cogs and Profit find correlation through Scatter Plot.

        Step1: Select Scatter plot.

        Step2: Drag and drop COGS onto Details ( below fields)

        Step3: Drag and drop COGS onto X-axis

        Step 4: Drag and drop Profit onto Legend.

        Step5; Drag and Drop Profit onto Y-axis.

        Step6: Format the Image as required.


Extra: Create a dash board of sales with KPIs and also establish the relational data models.

Step1: Select the matrix table.

Step 2: Drag and drop Sales on to the table.

Step3: Drag and Drop Manufacturing Price, Discounts, Units sold, Sale price, COGS, and Product on to the table.

Step4: Click on the KPI’s.



The average sales increases by 737.3K when - COGS goes up 1801910.86

The average sales increases by 688.7k when – Discounts goes up 324012.54

The average sales increases by 611.7k when – sales price goes up 1323.35

The average sales increases by 57.37k when – Units sold goes up by 20604.43


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